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Paris.

T.. A. G. Shoaff and daughter went to Chicago last
"Wednesday. Miss Laura Lightfoot. of Fort Wnyne,
Elliott and visiting in Chicago Mr.. J. G.
Hildebrand of Sullivan, Ind, in the city last
week. Miss Maud Rude and Miss Annie Augustus.
of DePauw University spent last Sunday with their
parents Mrs S. Kinsy and Mrs J. M. Miller. of
Gallon. o., Mrs J. Louis and Mrs. DIR. Barner and
daughter, of Iowa City, visiting Mrs. b. F.
Matthias Mrs. Mccoy, of Chattanooga Tenn. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. r. Lands Miss Maynie
Sutherland is visiting relatives in Chicago Church
Fitch. of Albion. Ill., in the city this week.
Miss Mamie Seiars is visiting Miss Grace Tucker, In
Indianapolis and will remain for the wedding of Miss
Tucker and Mr.. Charles Covant, of Evansville. Ind
----Dick Payne has gone to San Diego, Cal. to
spend the winter Misses Laura Gard and Becca
Young. of Casey, ILL.,. visiting Alex. Steele and
wife Mrs Jennie Johnston leaves for California
morrow, and will be Joined at st. Louis by y. II.
Whean and Miss Annie Sapdford. from Chester
Mrs. l.. A g. Shoaf is visiting relatives in Decatur
Mrs 4. S. Pattison. of Cincinnati is visiting Col Van
Sellarss family Mr.. Joe NJ. Dill visiting his
family here this week. Mrs. d. b. Peabody and
they have been spending the
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Miss Emma Dahlenbach is visiting in Chicago.
II FL. Harris and wife have returned from visit in
Missouri. Adam Sanford and wife, of Rome N. Y,
guests of Mrs. J. B. Mckinley IS. l.. Nelson
and wife visiting Ohio friends Miss Kate
Parker is visiting in Jacksonville Ill. Miss Morton
is spending the week at Springfield, H.. Mrs. Col
Snyder is visiting at Car.invile. Ill. Mrs A B. Sey
from Canaan, Conn Mrs. N A. Lloyd and Miss
Jessie Gardner of Cincinnati, o. guests of Mrs.
II. Swannel. Adam We'll and wife horne from
ST. Charles, Mo- Mrs. L. +. Musson, of Hyde Park,
Ill., is guest of Champaign friends Mrs. J. b.
visiting in Chicago Mrs. J. Durhara of Centrala.
is visitor in the E. G. Wilcox and Mrs.
Kate Craig, of Wymore, Neb., guests of Mrs. Il.
Wilcox.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Cambridge City.

DR. Rutledge and wife have returned from visit
to Canal Winchester and other points in hio- Miss
Belle Bells, of Richmond, the guest of Miss Alice
Swain last week. Miss Maggie King, of New
Albany. Ind, is visiting DR.. and Mrs. LON Mayal
Mrs. j. IL. Richie is visiting points in Kansas. The
ladies' society the r. K. G. c. entertained their
friends at the residence of Miss Jennie McGirew on
Wednesday evening. A of young people en-
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joyed the evening. Eva Hastings is the guest OF
Miss Ora Conr ad at Hagerstown Mrs. S. n Ban1s
ter. George and mother. Mrs Lucas. of Indian
apos. are visiting Mrs J. B. Routh. before leaving
for their future home in southern California.
Columbus
Rev. Malatt presiding elder of this district has
taken up his residence in this city---.A party of
young folks from this city and one from Hope
denceof Mr.. Wells Essex. on Tuesday evening Mr.
and Mrs.A Dambert. of Greenfield visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Lehman. last week Tho. III. Stoy
and wife, Of Winfield Kan. attended the reunion and
visited friends P h McCoymack wife and childre en-
Arkansas, is visiting old friends here Mrs. Ed.
Coleman and Mrs. Rome Coleman have returned from
a visit to St. Louis. Mrs. Emma Thompson. OF
Shelby county is the guest Of her mother and sister
here David Moore aud wife, of Union county Ohio,
the guests of their son, DR.. Moore Miss Ger
trude Gifith home from Cincinnati this week,
where she is attending musical college. Mrs. James
Phillips. of Galveston. Tex, is among her many
friends in this city Miss Ollie Woolly a visit
to Shebyville Dudley Peek and family have re-
moved to Franklin. DR.. ]. F. Wright aud wife have
returned from extended visit to New York Miss
Lola Miser who has for several weeks been the guest
of the family of VIM. A. Hayes. her uncle, has re-
turned TO Arkansas. Mrs. Chas. Graves returned
Friday from several weeks sojourn in her 'old Ken
lucky home Miss Daisey Hege returned home
from Logansport Thursday, accompanied by Miss
Mamie Lux
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ASSON eco

her husband. Miss Hattie Adlt, of Hagerstown,
spent Sunday in this city the guest of her aunt. Mrs
G. W. Bunch Mrs. Willard Ice and daughter Left
Tuesday for visit to relatives at Plattsmouth,
Neb. IT. J. Burk and wife left Tuesday for Lin
coin Neb where they will spend several weeks visit
ing friends Mrs. w j. Murnhsy is visiting at lo
o. is the guest of her daughter Mrs. J. H. Heichard.
Mrs F. NJ Miliikan has returned from Petoskey,
Mich, where she has been for several weeks Mrs.
Lydia Moore and daughter. of Kokomo. guests of
New Castle friends. Mrs. Williams. of Kingston,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Will Davis Miss Flora
Curry is visiting at Hillsdale. Ia Mrs. l.. A.
Jennings is visiting her daughter in Kansas Elias
Noy and wife left Wednesday for visit to friends
at Startling Kan.
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Marion.

Mrs Louisa kimbal and Miss India Kimba1 left
Tuesday extended visit to relatives in Kan
Sis Miss Marian Lyons gave a drive whist party
Tuesday evening, in honor OF Mss Lena Fry
Special Government-agent Harry Fry and wife left
for their home in Cheyenne on Thursday. after
extended visit with Marion relatives Mrs. Leo
Nussbaum is visiting relatives Logansport. Mrs
John Pence returned on Thursday from four
months visit with relatives in West Virginia j.
Theobald and wife returned to Sabina O., on
Tuesday. after visit of several weeks
with w. III. Sanders and family =.
Ed Raber and wife had returne from two months
absence in California Steele and wife joined
John G. New and wife and PARTY of other Indianap
Wednesday Joseph R. MIckel and family arrived
"Wednesday from Pittsburg. and will make Marion
Harry Barrows visited Chicago this week. Miss
Jessie Lyons has returned from an extended visit TO
relatives at Pittsburg Fenry Bradford and family
left Monday to visit relatives at Otsego. o..
Mrs. Marcus l.. Marsh at Richmond this week
attending the funeral of Mrs. Mary Doan Mrs.
Mary Fadely. of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with
Mrs. j. H. Forrest.
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CraWfnrdsviIla

Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton Harbert has returned to
Chicago after visit friends in this city Gen.
Lew Wallace is in the East business trip. Miss
Della Cox is home from extended visit with sis
ter at Kearney Neb The ST. John social was held
at Mrs. E A. Binford's last Thursday afternoon
Misses Minnie and Anna Brown are home from visit
at Lafayette Mr.. Chas. Gilbert and wife have
turned to Los Angeles Cal, after visit with c. NJ
Crawford and family. The 'Tireess Toiers'' will
give a concert at the homo of D. j.. Woodward on
next Tuesday night Con Voris and wife have re-
turned to Kansas City. accompanied by Miss Bessie
Cobb. Miss Josie Stillwell is visiting at Minneapo-
lis. Kan The following the officers of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor of
Center Church: President Louis Cain; vicepres
dent. Fred Rosebro: secretary, Miss Mary Binford
treasurer, Miss Kate Elston- Mrs Ct. f. Wyman
will occupy the house made vacant by the removal of
Hon. r. b. f. PIERCE. Mrs. CLAYTON Hildebrand of
indianapolis, visiting in the city last week Mrs
J. f. Canine and daughter, of Louisville. visiting
friends in this city Quarterly meeting to-day at the
Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. J. g. Chaffee.
Miss Hattie Caven. of Washington, D. c.. is home
on vacation Mrs. Harry Pontious is visiting at
Lynn Mr.. Kitzmiller and wife. who have been Wis
iting in this city have returned to Masson, o.
The Ouiatenon Club met last Friday evening and the
paper of the evening was read by 7. FL. B. Mccain.
WABASH COLLEGE NOTES.
It seems that there will be glee club this year.
for the present at least DIR. Gililand, of New AL
bany, will lecture to-day in the college chapel. Ar
rangements are being made to publish the Wabash
Magazine again. Prof. H. H. McLain is learning to
be a bicyclist.
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Butler University Items.

The college boys practicing every afternoon on
football for the game of Oct. 90 Misses Hadey
and Peddock of the senior class gave reception to
the young ladies of the college Friday evening
The annual election of the Oratorca Association
held in the college chapel Friday afternoon, and
suited in the election of W. g. Irwin president; Mark
Collins, vice-presdent; Robert Hail. recording
tary; JAS Schell spending secretary. and How
ard ID. Moore treasurer Yesterday evening the
students aimed by the young ladies of the
Demia Butler Literary Society. at the residence of
Prof Scot Butler The board of editors of the But
Ter Collegian have reelected NJ. @. Mccullough ed
itor-n- chief, and Hugh T. Miller business manager of
the paper. The October number of the paper will be
ont in few avs
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KnightstoWn.

Mrs S. Byrkit is visiting relatives in Kansas City.
Henry Walls and wife have returned to Arkansas
City. Kan, where in the future they viii reside
Miss Lille Hill visiting relatives in Milton last
week Mrs. Sol Hittle is visiting her daughter
Bonnie Terre Mo- Miss Lizzie Gordon is visiting
her brother at Marion, o. Captain t. w Morrison,
of Columbus tO.) Barracks, is spending few days
here with his brother Robert. John S. Patti
and wife left laspweek for Garden City. KAN TO be
gone several weeks Mrs Lizzie Hatfield, of Frank
fort is visiting her here Moses Heller and
wife have returned FROM a visit to Chicago Mr..
Henderson and wife, of Salem. o., the guests of
Gus Paxton and wife, Miss Cora Jones is danger
ously i'll with fever Mrs. Frank Palmer. of Indian
apolis. is visiting friends and relatives here
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Marshall.

John FL. Miller and wife and the latter's mother.
Mrs. J. 9. Lycan. in Independence. Kan, visiting
relatives Mrs. Geo. Collins of Westfeld spent
part of last week with her mother Mrs. NJ j. Brown.
Mrs. Daniel Lynn is home from Danville Mrs.
NJ. E. Manley, of Terre Haute, is visiting relatives
and friends hero. Mrs. c. E. Clark of Brazil. Ind,
who has been spending month or mora with relatives
here has returned home Miss Mamie Gregory, of
Robinson. the guest of Miss varonie Martin last
week Jonathan Gerard and wife, Robert P. Mer-
riman and wife, and Mrs. Lynn their sistor in-law.
all of Hartford Ind. have been spending the past
two weeks here with relatives
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WinCI1aatar.

Mrs John Boltz has returned from prolonged visit
with her mother at Liberty. Ind = Mrs. Emma
Cenny, of Dayton. o.. is visiting her sisters. the
Misses Henderson Mrs. S. A. Canada with her
parents in Wayne county last week Miss Eta
Evans has returned home from Danvile, where she
Ada Railsback. of Oxford. o. has been visiting her
sister Mrs. f. A. Chenowth for few days Mrs.
Nancy Blunt and daughter kats. after visit of al
most year with relatives. have returned to their
home in Leavenworth. Kan -Mr. A Ross. wife and
child. of Kendalville visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ.
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franklin Collage Notes.

Mr.. Grenup Season class of 81 row prominent
attorney in Frankfort, attended chapel Thursday
corning. Grant Howard. formerly student, at
tended the Periclesan Society Friday night. he
hopes to be in college next The three literary
societies doing excellent work. The total mem
bership is about hundred Miss Daisy Parrish,
of Shelbyve. is the guest of her sister Minnie
The last to register was Mr.. Charles +. Broadly
of Stockholm Sweden. His father D.. X. o. Broadly,
is of the prominent of that country, and is
also quite widely known in the Y United States Har
mon Bradshaw of Evanston H.. was at Webster
Society last Friday night. He is the guest of Byron
Overstreet- Mr.. Perry Sanders of Crawfordsville
student here in 49, visiting old classmates
here last week At the Webster Society Friday
night, James G. Blaine nominated for President
of the United States "A Franklin man. in the
East, writes back that he finds teachers in the
Seminary equal to own DR.. Stott w. j. Mar
tin, of Red Oak Ia will enter the freshman class
next year. Rev P o. Duncan has presented to the
library. Busche's Our Chancellor" and Morley
"Vallai-e" .Chas. E. Gordell and Fl. A. C1ppy
have given notice that they win compete for the Nc
Coy prize for original work in political science
Cards out announcing the marriage of r. w. Viii
son to Miss Lucy Randall to take place at the brides
residence in franklin the 18th inst. Both
students in the college until quite recently.
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of Mrs: Pierre De Heur Thursday afternoon.
The Home Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Church met with Mrs N. Posy Tuesday afternoon.
miss Kttie Morris, who has been the guest of the
Misses Sutton has returned to her home in Indianap
oils Miss Mary Irwin, of Greencaste, is spending
the Sabbath with Miss Mary. Conrey- Miss Ollie
Woolley. of Columbus. Ind, is the guest of friends
here Mrs. M. H Gordon. of Metamora the
guest of Mrs Shaw and Mrs. Lou Clark Miss Bes
sic Cage who has been visiting relatives here has
turned to her home in Dayton o.
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ShelbyvilIe.

The Young Peoples Association OF the Presbyterian
Church met there Monday evening - Miss Ida
Protzman who has been visiting friends in Cincin-
natl. has returned home.-- Mr.. and Mrs William
hickman Of Indianapolis. were the guests of her
mother last week Miss Carros Lacy has returned
to her home in Covington. KY, after spending the
summer with her aunt Mrs. Lockwood. Miss Kate
Misses Kate and Clara Beggs. of West Washington
street. The Kensngton Club met at the residence
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sburg.

Miss Lide Jennings of Moores Hill, is the guest of
friends here. Miss Callie McMechen, of Clinton. is
visiting Miss G. B. Stockman- &C. O. Lanham and
wife with their daughter at Topeka Kan. Mrs
VIII Dechant has returned to her home at Lebanon
O---Mss Jessie Hart and her father a "trip to
Lincoln, Neb e. w. Wilson has moved his family
from Ch;llicothe, o.. and will make this city his
home. Miss Cora Turey and her mother, of Calves
ton. Ind; are visiting here Mrs Ida Levesque
has gone to Poindexter KY, to spend the winter.
DR.. Remy and son in Kansas Mrs. T. F. Brown
has returned from visit to her husband at Wichita
Kan Lafayette Hills and wife. of Wichita, Kan
here visiting their friends and former home Ii
censed to marry during the week: Elm er Robbins and
Laura Renegar. VIM. Fl. Weaver and Laura j. Bowen.
VIM. F. johnson and Luna B. Kerrick Lora C. Rea-
gan and Ella g. Craig. James S. Mcconnell and Gen.
Meta A. Mccormick Hon. Will Cumback has re-
turned from trip through the West.
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of Omaha. is guest of Mrs S. T. Stubbins- Misses
BERTHE Quick and Maggie Sullivan. of Arcoa. H.
the guests of Miss Anna Walsh Mrs. j. ID. Herki-
mer has returned from extended visit in Terre
Haute- Mrs II. Van Ulzen visited Terre Haute
friends the past week Mrs. l.. Sumerlin gave
tea to her lady friends Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Ora Walker has returned from a visit Casey, H..
Miss Eliza Mucan, of Sprir g6ed Ky, is guest OF
NATION friends Mrs. NJ Coulter has gone to Par
sons, Kan, to reside.
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Greencastle.

Herman Henshing and wife and Harry Smith
wife Of wichita. Kan. are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Cora Lee, of Dowagiac, Mich. is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Mamie Bridges. D. L. Southland and
Josie Black. of Garden City, Kan, visiting her
mother. Isaac Miller and wife, of Shelby, O.,
visiting Henry Meltzer and wife John Lynch and
bride have returned to their home in Arkansas
Mrs Bly,, of Farmland. is visiting Miss Matte Black
J. A. Curtis. i'll Crosse. of this city, has been
commissioned second lieutenant in the United
State
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Rockville.

Mrs. A. A. Hargrave who lately returned from
Oroomiah, Persia. is visiting Mr. W. H. Hargrove
and family. Miss Maggie Thompson is in Terre
Haute, the guest of her uncle the Hon. Richard w.
Thompson : Miss Ida NJ Donley is student of
music at Oxford Ohio The Hon. 10 b. Cheadle
and son, Frank, are visiting Mrs. Tenbrook until
Monday, when they go to Baden Springs
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kOkOnlO.

On Wednesday evening. at the residence of the
brides mother. on North Main street. Mr.. VIM. Hunt
united in marriage with Miss Hattie Durett Rev.
E. L. Frazier. of the Christian Church. officiating
On Thursday evening Capt. w. III. and Mrs. stump
ton entertained very pleasant progressiveeuchre
party at their house on West Taylor street.. On
Thursday evening the friends and neighbors, to the
number of one hundred, perpetrated a very pleasant
birthday surprise Rev Aaron Walker and wife.
it being Mr. Walkers sixty first birthday. Presents
were given, speeches made, and royal supper
joyed by the happy guests: Mrs. John Lowe is the
guest of her sister at Pendleton- Walter Howe and
wife the guests of formers parents at Mobiles
vile John Perhamus and family. of Wichita. Kan,
visiting in the city Mrs l.. Mayher. of Card
ington. o., is the guest of Mrs. Barbara Hexter
N: and Mrs. Welsh, of Eaton, o., guests of Cap
tain and Mrs. Sumption Rev s. g. Van Cleve. of
Dorchester, Neb the guest of Elder Frazier and
wife last week John Williams and family. Henry
@. Smith and Marcy Brown are a prospecting tour
at Los Angeles, CAL
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Boy Accidentally Shot.
>ial tO fha Iudia n apnIfa Jaurua.

Special TO the Indianapofia Journal.
MADISON Ind, Oct. 15.-Gilbert, the elcven-year-
old son of James Cook. accidentally shot himself this
evening with pistol thirty-two caiiberban entered
near the navel, and probing failed to ind it. The
shooting accidental.
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Mnttnon.

Mrs. Ruth Decker and Miss Bessie Hinkle are Wis.,
iting Metamora, Ind james II. Henderson and
family have removed from Centralia, Ill., to Nation.
Mrs. L. D. Mckee and Mrs. r. d. Montgomery
visiting Pine Bluff. Ark Mrs. /. A. Lump
kin is guest of Peoria friends Mrs. j. @. James.
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EdinhurO.

Mrs }. NJ. Kelly. of indianapolis is visiting rela-
tives in this city. Miss Moe Smith. of Crawfords-
vile, Ind. the guest of Mrs. Geo. Townsend last
week j. @. Valentine and wife have returned from
Switzerland county where they spent the past month
with relatives -. jackson Strawthers and sister
Mary of Kentucky, visited relatives in this city last
week Daniel Byers and sister Carrie, of Corn
Creek, KY, are visiting friends
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Logansport.

Miss Ada Murphy. of Newcastle is visiting the
family of D. @. Elliott. Misses Flora and May
Murdoch Mrs. W. 81. johnson and daughter, Dotte.
are visiting friends in Chicago Leroy c. Brouck
Will Potter and josie Evans were married on
Wednesday, Mr.. Frank NJ. Statesman and wife. of
Peru, the guests of John F. Dodds. Miss Ella
Shuler of Hamilton O.. is visiting at the residence
of q. B. Knowiton Market street viii f. Hunt.
of this city. married to Miss Hattie II. Durett,
of Kokomo, last Thursday evening.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
A Little SOCIAL Gossip.

A majority of men have the idea that women
have faculty for business; but il some of the
lords OF creation had the same amount that one
woman of this city has, there would be more
millionaires While she did make money by
her transaction. it not strictly legitimate or
honest, though possibly it might be classed in
the same category with some of the aforesaid
lords. About to remove from the city. and
having decided to sell at auction all the house
hold belongings and having among other
things, few glasses Of jelly in her closet she
thought that homemade" jelly would sell; SO
the woman, with an eye to cash, went and
bought several dozen glasses Of factory jelly.
washed off the printed labels and substituted
hand-written labels They sold rapidly, and
,or just three times as much as she paid.
"Home-made jelly is not always homo made,
especially at auctions" So. ye auction sale
bends, beware.
Speaking of auctions. none but auctioneers
know anything of tho fends who dog their foot
steps. Some women, 90 to every auction that
% advertised. They rarely bid very much for
anything and seldom buy. but once IN a while.
make q sharp bargain. Sometimes these women
are housekeeping, but frequently they are board
srs and have little else to do.
Missionary society meetings are noted for be-
Ing real cosby places and there is founda-
tive last week and aired something's pretty
generally. Said she. "You. who do not attend,
have not any idea how we find things in some
folks kitchens when we have a meeting, tea or
social when have refreshments. There is
always q section of ladies appointed attend
tho preparation and serving, and il happens that
cooking has to be done, especially in oyster
season. Those who solicit refreshments do not
think OF providing pepper, salt, etc, expecting
the hostess to have such trifles that, but will
you believe i'll often we have to send to neigh
boring houses for the lacking condiment poor
is the store in the house. and once of the
ladies had TO go home and get dish-cloths and
towels before the dishes could be washed
Halloween parties are already in course of
preparation, and old tricks are being looked
over. As the Both comes on Sunday Saturday
will be used, and there will be supply of
apples. chestnuts, pumpkin rinds candles tubs
Of water, looking glasses and all such parapher.
MALTA necessary to carry out the tricks
One of the fashionable families Of the North
Side, wishing to 60 down street a shopping
expedition day last week. and having just
discharged their coachman. solicited the boy
from the country who had just brought in the
weekly supply of produce to drive for them.
Soon after arriving on Washington street they
were surprised by his rising to his feet and
shouting a street-car driver most vociferously.
They soon called him to order and asked ex-
PLANTATION of his conduct. Not seeing anything
out OF the wav in it he said: Hadn't seen that
fellow in years; used to know him up in Hauil-
the usual way for coachmsn to act, and he sub
sided.
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New Castle.

Miss Jennie Mowser. of Marion. is visiting friends
here = Mrs. A. M. Nj left Tuesday for Ruo.
Neb. where she was allied by the serious illness of
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DRESS SHAKING.

Two large departments in operation. The
Madam Sweene One of the features Of this department
Made Suits Call and see them.
The second department. is in charge Of Mrs. NJ M.
Introducing this department to the public by making w
Silks and Pushes at 49, Judging from the great number
this department has met with favor.
Pay visit whether you wish to buy not.